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... the brilliant gathering th» took lace the Drill Hall last week. He was sure there was •* not a in the room, whether Ire was Whig, Radical, Conservative, but would himself say tkat he Was proud of thit gathering. They newr had r,nch avsemblr talent and ...
... COLD!!! WARM= WITNOOT • • LZ. annaron a MOVINING be Nil dle A Id dime& Ur fa Dina Mew, Medi Mal ler • • vie* fa Warp The Whigs et 1108111T—Oebiiiee ' s le pee saw bigwig Masao* lain apt same LACE. RIBBONS, YANCTOOODO @Me Immo. IGO* ALL es awe NOIGAINNOLIk ...
... AN IRISH NEWSPAPER. Lately the Northern Whig has had son w severe articles on Fenianism, and these not suiting the taste the conspirators the following warning has been sent to tht' office Editor of the Whig Callender Stre, «t Belfast. Dear Sir, —I ...
... individually, in their respective wards. They urged him to accept their offer, pleading that arms were put into their hands by a Whig Govern- ment in 1848, in Ireland. They mentioned tha the Fenians were wholly recruited from the Roman Catholic ranks. The Mayor ...
... Sir Robert Peel's defence of the operatives, and .a quotatioa hew a speech of Mr. Ben= member for Leeds—who be said was a Whig and Radical combined—were given, end then the *posher proceeded to remark on the benefits confarce by Sir Charles Wetherell ...
... *i> word* t • the brilliant gathering ws tjhl in this city last (cheers). He was sure th*t there ao man the city Bristol —bs Whig. lUdit-el. -who would not say he sms fcoo. .Iritgbted the tnomph of that , k brer*». a cm had plane bef.ee. nor I *c*rcelr ...
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... BALSAM OF se sad agent; NED MN by N., WIDOW WELCH'S PILLS, so well known •V far Wiz =OW sod to Vonolloo, AMP Won to the MOW tbo Whig mob bos. Awl mid g h ft H OOPING COUGH. —ROCHE'S HERBAL EMBROCATION. ES ideal M RAI b. 17M = OM a. MUM PION COMM TM TATMAN% ...
... thle Mrs maesye miry. Let s diem te awry sew a jmatid the and mks it peel b aoM ormei without • licence. No mid thirtieth@ rry Whig trouble it would ogre _ parr* his ism, and ether Maid ha allowed to arm It should be liar to *OM= and Warns, for me the only ...
... androtmM pro,,. ..d mmld «. by qrotin, John meetim wm by Conmr.ob.«, rod if thro „ u,,, the Tori- routed *“ toi. ntumpt the Whig, to roh the w, wkingmen th. Ih—, h. horod he would kmdly obrnry. decorum. (rroch.m (chcro). weald prose Hue to thro, mid nrohto ...
... nothing of the sort. He is the i's slave of circumstances. It is no more possible for the -ty head of the Somersets to be a Whig than it is for the ng chief of the Russells to be a Tory, or the greatest of as the Howards to be a Protestant. The Duke of ...
... privileges of Italian citizens. We are very much inclined to doubt the whole story. It is not likely that Lord Clarendon, a Whig, would be selected by Tory Government upon such a mission, and correspondents can always find weighty reasons for English statesmen ...